In times of crisis, fintech startups should take the long view instead of hibernating

Vadym Synegin Contributor Share on Twitter Vadym Synegin is a Ukrainian impact entrepreneur, philanthropist and investor in fintech and crypto projects with more than 15 years’ experience as an entrepreneur in Europe and the UAE. More posts by this contributor 5 reasons why Ukraine’s fintech sector is growing despite war The fintech industry is currently…

Tech giants are laying off thousands of people. Here’s how their severance packages stack up.

Half of Twitter’s 7,500 employees were laid off on November 4, an internal document showed, as new owner Elon Musk began a major revamp of the troubled company. SAMANTHA LAUREY/AFP via Getty Images Meta, Twitter, Stripe, and Lyft all announced broad cuts from their teams this month. More than 15,000 employees have been laid off…

Lucid owners are reporting glitches like bricking and cars driving the wrong way — just as the EV startup gets production under control

Lucid may be improving its software and production processes, but new troubles have trickled in for the electric-vehicle startup. Lucid Motors; Rachel Mendelson/Insider Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson has long emphasized software’s importance to the startup. But even after fixes and updates, more pressing issues could now stand in Lucid’s way. Lucid hasn’t yet publicly addressed…